Sentences with phrase «rewarding effective employees»

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A McKinsey Quarterly (2009) survey found that assuming employees are paid satisfactory base salaries, non-financial rewards can be very effective in motivating employees, for example manager recognition, leadership development or exciting new projects can also provide increased job satisfaction.

The more effective approach is to reward employees with something they care about, and create moments that an employee will tie back to a specific achievement at their company.

Everyone benefits from using Rocketrip: companies cut their travel costs and get best - in - class reporting on travel spend and behavior, and employees earn rewards for booking cost - effective trips,» says Gillian Tee, Rocketrip Co-Founder and Head of Product and Technology.

Aim for optimal solutions, introduce awareness programs that promote effective accident prevention environment, create a safe, healthy work environment and fully implement best employee reward program.

An effective way to create peer pressure is to reward the employees who demonstrate high degree of knowledge, which is appropriate to their job profile.

Unionizing strips schools from rewarding great performance, great effort, and effective employees and treats everyone as if they are the same.

A prepaid employee Rewards Visa Card from U.S. Bank makes thanking employees and customers easy and cost - effective.

«Suddenly loaders worked with new diligence and fervor,» he writes, all the while reminding us that the most obvious (and cheapest) rewards for your employees can be the most effective incentives.

Clearly smart, forward - thinking companies (that's you) already know that one of the most effective ways to promote employee engagement is through incentives, rewards and recognition.

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Scoring considered categories including: effective leadership; mission match to employee skills; strategic management; teamwork, innovation, training and development; work - life balance; support for diversity; and performance - based rewards and advancement.

• 15 years of Customer Service Operations and Call Center Management experience • 6 years of Project Leadership experience in a customer facing role within the telecommunications, legal and printing industries • Proven strategic focus to drive results using business performance data and analytics, ability to build and justify cases for improvement • Ability to develop highly effective employees and maintain a rewarding wo...